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Nh. GLADSTONE is amusing himself at
the Tory expense. He knows how far
tho Tory Government would be from any
Surrender If 1t thought it had the strength
to maintain its position. But it holds
power by the grace of those Liberals who
are not very liberal where an Irish ques-
ton is involved, and if Lord Saulsbury
desires to retain their favor he must e1.
pect to cat his share Of crow. At the
same time, it is not very heroic figure
the Government Is cutting. y; :'sf Z; 4
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SINCE Senator Payne entered Foran as
the dark horse Of the Standard Oil sta
bles. Powell and Campbell are not sure
whether they are dead or only in state
Of suspended animation. II the Standard
combination is determined to run Foran
as the workingman's friend, it will go
hard with any and all other aspirants. 2
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-. 5'...g,h7- lIB1,5g Il; ,i,1-lIlll77- W
Z. Wo Tell You PONttivcly

that Simmons Liver Regulator will rid vol,
OF dyspepsia, 4 purify your system, enable
you to sleep well, prevent mafariai dis:
eases and give you a brisk and vigorous
ie.eling. It acts directly on the liver and
kldnsys, cleansing, purifying, inyippraiine
ana iortlfying the system against disease,
IL WILL break up chills and lever and ure.
vent thcis roturn---yet entirely free from
!'a'N0,!li or q0lnlne. NWY&W rs
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ST. joins. draw 8 hundred persons at
twenty-five cents q head TO hear him mag.
nily himself at . prohibition picnic on
the fair grounds at Hamilton, Ohio. Can
it DO that the Kansas saint is playing out
as an attraction ? !s3 5',j si5'.
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RIO'TIN.G#
GOVERNOR BEAVER oA11ED on
by tho sheriff OF Westmorclnnd County
to Como to His Ald-BelIef that tho
Strike Is not Over aud that y. tx
S79}t Moro Trouble la Brewing. ID III

plrrsDuRau, Pa, July 2O.-speclsls 10
the Chronicle. Telegraph from Greensburrc.
Pa, report conflict between the miners
at work at the Mammoth Coke Works and
the strikers. A party OF forty strikers
marched to the works. this afternoon, and.
after driving of shoriG Byers and dix
deputles, forced the fifteen men at work
TO quit. In the melee three Of the non.
union men were knocked down and 90.
verely beaten. Sheriff Byers has called
upon the Governor for militia to protect
the men, as he says his force Is inadequate.
and destruction Of property and perhaps
loaa Of life may result. The strikers arc
ugly, and the impression in Nyestmore.
land county is that the strike Is very far
from a settlement, notwithstanding tho
action of yesterdays convention. \!
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TWO mo LAWSUITS.
Ownership of white sulphur Springs and
tho iiarpsr's Ferry MIL Property. \ 10
Special Dispateh 10 ne lLalttli0eacer, }UfirI


tho uarpsr's Ferry MIL Property. "a
spteial Dlspateh 10 ne Iatttltotncer. . }Uf,t1'
PARIERsnuRa, W. Va, July 20.-A very
important case Is on trial in tho United
States Court, that Of VA. Stuart, brother
to the famous General j. E. B. Stuart,
against the White Sulphur Springs Com.
pany. Judge Bond, Of Baltimore, Is on
the bench with Judge Jackson. Among
the dlatinguished attorneys here having
charge OF this case are Judge William j,
Robertson, Of Charlottesville, Virginia,
Judge Hunter H. Marshall, OF Richmond,
Hon. Alex. F. Matthew'S, brother to the
late Governor Mathews, Lazswell Elicit,
Esq, Of Richmond; Charles W. stringfel.
low, Esq, l. R. Page, OF Richmond, and
Governor J. B. Jackson, OF this city, It
is very important case, involving the
ownership Of the White Sulphur Springs,
and is being conteSted with great ability
on both sides. = n 3 4 a
In the decision OF Judge jackson veg
terday, reluslng an Injunction against
Savery in the Harper's Ferry mill case,
he entered an order directing the plaintiff
to institute an action at law to find out to
whom this property rlghtfully belongs
and required Slavery to give bond of So.
OoO TO indemnify, the complaints sgainet
damages In the event that the defendants
failed In the action at law. y '237g Il
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The Freedom Of Cork.

~ DUBLIN, July 2O.-Iu compliance with a
request made by the Parnellite members
OF the House Of Commons, Lord Mayor
Sullivan has called a meeting Of the Mu.
niclpal Council for Friday, when the free.
dom Of the city will be conferred on Mr..
William O. Brien, editor of the United
Ireland, and Hon. Patrick Collinn, Of Bos-
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TIE nearer the Big Reunion approaches
the bigger 1t looks. Wheeling is taking
hold in earnest, and reports from else.
where show a widening interest in the
big meet. The good work is in the
right hands, and 1t ia certain auccess.
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A Brave Deed.

ATLANTIC Cry, N. j., July 2o.-state
Senator Cooper, Of Pennsylvania,
had ncarcely been on the island an hour
yesterday afternoon when he rescued q
husband and wife from drowning in the
snri opposite the United States Hotel. FS
A breaker threw the pair into deep wa.
ter when the vile III her struggle caught
her husband by the ankle and pulled him
down. . The Senator; saw their peril and,
swimming to the place, succeeded in re.
Leasing tho husband and bringing the
vile safely ashore. $3.50. ? i
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; Didn't Know They Were Loaded.

CLINTON, Iowa, July 2o.-Four people
we're shot during the wild west perform.
ance Of Sells Brothers circus Tuesday
night. George Harrington, aged II, shot
in forehead; will die. Mrs. 4. Lambert
son, shot in the left breast Just above the
heart, dangerously. Wallace Phillis,
aged 10, shot in the top Of the head not
very seriously wounded. One Of the In.
dams was shot. He WAS Immediately
taken away. No cause is given for using
bullets except that they got the wrong
cartridge boxes. 1t was done during the
encounter Of COW boys and Indians in the
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How a Big Gun Wont on,

BERLIN, July 2o,.The funeral Of Alfred
Krupp, which took place at Essen, yeste..
day, was very imposing. The Prince OF
Reuss represented the Emperor. Twelve
Thousand workmeni were prenent. Let.
tiers Of coincidence we're received from En-.
peror William, the Grown Prince, Bis.
marck and Won Moltke. b@.
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Is 1t q Love Feost; .

3 NEw YoRK, July The World notices,
the fact that Governor Hill, ex.secretary
Manning, Conrad Jordan, and Daniel La
mont have been spending the past few
days at Long Reach together. 1t asks,
"Does this mean peace ~ {fE82li
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Thor Business booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival Of trade at Logan & Co.'s
drug store as their giving away 10 their GUS
toners Of 80 many iree trial bottles Of DR..
Kings x New Discovery for Consumption.
Thor trade Is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that 1t
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting g trial bottle free, large size ST..
Every bottle warranted, n.
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MANY good people will acknowledge
indebtedness to Mr.. Garrett if he will take
timeto say out loud whether there 10 any
thing in all these rumors, and if 80 how
much. The obligation will be as great II
Mr.. Gould will snatch a moment to open
himself on this absorbing subject.
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Brutal Assault on u Demented Woman,
7 BALTIMORE lnlv on nov;a

Brutal Assault on Demented Woman.
BALTIMORE, July 2o.-Dayid Doyle had
a hearing to-day on the charge OF having
yesterday telonioualy assaulted Mrs. Susan
Mcdonnell, at her home In the eouthwcst-
ern section Of the city. The woman was
confined to her room from de uentia
caused by epilepsy, and Doyle entered It
and, locked the door after him. Mra. Nc.
Council was choked until her tongue pro-
truded and her face badly laoerated by
blows inflicted by Doyle. The testimony
was positive and Doyle was committed for
trial without bail. He is married and a
fellow workman with the husband Of Mrs.
Mcdonnell. The assault is said to have
been more brutal than any which has
heretofore occurred in this citv. IL is-- "A
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Z LIVELY RATE CUTTING.

railroad Freight Wnr-Wnl
Continue Until Somebody Surronders.
sT. LOUIS, Mo-, July 20.-The Missouri
Pacific, Cotton Belt and Frisco railroads
to-day made the third important cut OF
the seriea in the Texas traffic war by
slaahing thetarif on a number Of articles
Of large consumption. The Atchiaon is
taking shipments from the mouth of the
Mississippi to interior Texas points for
20 cents. So long as this continues the
war will 20 on, d. :. (; n = 5i''lg ~
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UNQUALIFIED endorsement Of the Oleye.
land Administration Is one ot.the dishes
to be set before tho Cleveland convention.
And, what's more, the probability is tha.
the convention will swallow the dose.
Some jokes are little daintier than some
nthaIa. M. -L..LLN- -....- l.--I.-....
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If Prince Ferdinand is giving heed to
lis daily newspapers, he is able to see
what picnic they have arranged for him
in Bulgaria. A man who cares nothing
Tor his head would enjoy the prospect Of
reigning over tho turbulent Bulgars with
hall Of Europe against him.
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Odd

and reliable Medicines are tho best to de-
pend upon: Acker's Blood s Elixir has
been. prescribed for years for all impuri.
ties Of the Blood. In every form OF Scroll.
ulons, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, It
Is invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equal. Logan 4 Co.; and / @. Menke.
meller, ;lSi,s w. nj 10 n
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The question presented by the Sumatra
tobacco discussion is, whether the i'm.
porters are to be allowed to nullify the
intention Of Congress- to afford protection
to American growers. Such q question
should no. keep the Treasury Depart.
ment awake OF nights. 4
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wrecked In a nurrlcan. ..

BuksesArREs, July 2o.-A hurricane
has prevailed on this coast, and q number
oiveasels wersGi.riysn ashore. Among them
is the Italian BARK MARCHING, Capt. San
guinelli, from Pensacola January p tor
Buenoa Ayres. She 10 badly damaged.
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Lot tho Eiring Itrotllo,r Depart

Special Dispatch to iat IntlItoencer. :.a
PAnKERssuRa, July 2O.-The famous
safe cracker and all.rouud crook, "Two.
dngerd jack" was arrested here by the
police, but unfortunately allowed to e.
cape. His partner is now in jail hero
working on the stone pile. NJ s
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H
Irish Rents,

LONDON, July 20. The power Of Irish
Commissioners to raise judicial rents will
be valid for two years, at the end Of which
time it is expected that the Purchase bill
will be in operation. ' "A, r. sS$l,'I !
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What Ono Lamp Did.

BUTTS, NoNT., July 20.-A special from
Billings, Montana, to the Miner says: The
Park Hotel was destroyed by fire yester-
day, caused by the explosion OF a lamp.
Loss $17 800. Insurance nominal. 3 y11.;;
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PirTsuuRaH, July 2o.-A Uniontown,
Pa special says: The knights Of Labor
coke workers arc well pleased at the de-.
cislon Of the convention at scotdsle, and
e. q conference held with mem ers Of the
Miners' Association to-day 1t was agreed
TO resume work on Friday, with the ex- f
pectation TINT the operators would ar,
range q sliding scale and give an Incense
in wages Monday. 9,il5 - S" ~. :
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For tho Senbonrd Alone.

New YoRr, July 2O.-Aasistant Pool
Commissioner Pearson stated to-day that
the cutting Of rates by the New England
road from Chicago to Boston had not af-
tscted the Western rates from New Y ork.
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uha aatelliQst1ren.
onlss. Nos. 40 and ~ Fourteenth street.
PERSONS Larino TIC CIV for The s.ason, aud sum.
utr lraytlt,s, can hart Tie DAILY la1xIlloxscEA
NOTED 10 ts<, iostpaa, 10, % ot',is pr month, he
udr,. bein0 changed as Often a, dtsired. ifd'
Tng President was hardly bRckin Wash.
lngton before he had his Roman nose
down to bis desk. Clerical service Of this
kind comes high at 1000 q year and
house rent free. z. N X N

TIE storm Seems to be taking West
Virginia In sections; and while 1t Is about
It, It ia doing a great deal Of damage. This
mornings reports tell OF heavy loss to the
farmers Of Wood county,. =
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WnxELlse's population Is on the up
grade. II We have no mishspe, we shall
progress steadily, surely and in good
health. There is none Of the muahroom
about Wheeling's growth.
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Why Harper Was Sent to povt ton

sA CINCINNATI, July 2o.-Harpe1's conduct
while in jail was highly indiscreet, gs was
likewise that Of Tailor Williams, The lat
ter official seemed to have an idea that
the jail and all Its inmates were his chat
tells, and be could do with them lust as he
pleased. He forgot that there was such
thing as u. s. Court in the
district, and that the judge of that court
had Jurisdiction over the United States
prisoners confined in the county isil.
Williams' conduct was brought to the
notice Of Judge Sage, and the officials
action was denounced. 1t ia thought that
he will be held for CONTEMPT Of court,
United States Marshsl Urner fully
satisded himaelf, obtaining abundant eyi.
dence, that the story Of Harpers carriage
ride, was q fact, but despite this proof. the
jaiier denied 1t in toto, while he himself
was with Harper in the casriage at the
Judge Sage and United States District
Attorney Burnett held consultation, and
came to the conclusion that it would be
unnecessary to impanol q special grand
Jury fol-; the consideration Of the bank
cases, thus saving an expense to the
government Of over 81 900.
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TESTING NEW GUNS.
An Experimental Effort To Blow Up Our In.

sts5fsi III FAINT Navy. .si555sa !. 49,
New York, July 20.-Private letters
from m officer and machinist on board the
new steel cruiser Atlanta, to friends in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, say that during the
target practice in Gardner's Bay, day be.
fore yesterday, the eight.inch bow and
stern barbette pivot guns recoiled with
ouch force as to tear loose the tracks on
which they turn and also to rip up por-
ton OF the heavy gun deck. &.
These guns are the heaviest afloat in the
service, and those on the Atlanta are the
6rst Of them to be testad on board ship by
our naval officers. Just how serious the
damage is could not be learned. ii No OH.
cial report Of it has reached the navy
yard. l55i n < y 5$!a .,i5 a.
Il The officers Of the Boston are anxious
to know the facts regarding the occur
renee. The Boston ia q ulster ship OF the
Atlanta, and the tracks for her eight inch
GUNS IRE laid in the same way. Her guns
are not yet on board The letters say that
the damage was done by charge Of nine.
ty pounds Of powder. The tracks will
have to be much more secure to Withstand
tho recoil produced by full charge Of 100
pounds OF powder. ga .is,4 8
During the firing q live sheep was used
to ascertain Just how near men may stand
to; the muzzle Of these great guns when
they are fred without being killed
by the conclusion. At one discharge,
the letters say, the sheep waa
blown clear over halchway and killed.
Officers on the Boston think this must
have been done to ASCERTAIN whether an
eight'inch gun can be safely worked
while six-inch gun next to 1t Is being
fred almost across the eight-inch guns
track. \ <, Z, ~
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Wido Destruction Ia Wood County.

Ei.& Wide Destruction Ia Wood County,
Special Dispatch 70 The intelsfoencer. "A u
PARkEnsBuRa, July 20.-Great deatruc.
ton by rain, wind and hail storm occur.
red Monday night at Rockport, this coan.
ty. Hail stones as large as hulled walnuts
iel!; Barns were unroofed and some
buildinga blown down. Corn was almost
entirely ruined by the wind and hail.
Some of the farmers are nearly ruined.
Haystacks were scattered like chat. M
loss OF life is reported. "a 80 ~. ~
at Elizabeth, Writ county, Whites cir.
Gus tents were blown down. p" Abont
twenty-five people we're in the tents, but
nobody was hurt. IA; :
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49,. - .E-. A.
TIE STORM, /,
Great Devastation of Property in PIttsburr1

Great Devastation of Property In Pittsburgh
and VicInity--Stampede Of tho People,
3 PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 2O.-The pro-
tracted hot spell was broken tonight BY
the heaviest storm known here since the
great Butchers run disaster, thirteen
years ago, when nearly 200 people were
drowned. Fortunately to.night's storm
was not attended by any iatslitieg as far
as could be learned at midnight. The
damage to property, however, was very
heavy and will reach at least 100000.
The storm broke over the city about six
O'Clock, and in two hours two and one.
half inches Of rain had fallen. The water
poured down the hill streets in torrents.
flooding cellars and washing away founda.
tons of houses. In the hill Districts MANY
houses were rendered unsafe, and several
were completely wrecked. "a Il3tss,,9siji7s.
AT Butchers run the sewers became
clogHed up, and the water OVERLOOKING
filled the houses to the depth Of several
ieet. The occupants remembering the
terrible scenea OF July, 1874, became
panic stricken, and for time the wildoet
excitement prevailed. sSlli22 :, 4, Z:
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a SHARP TURN.

Vho New York 'Longshoremon Threaten Ia
Strike for Old Wages. 8, ) 4
New foRK, July 20.-The union long.
ahoremen are again in the ascendant, and
have given notice that they want the old
rates OF wages for night work and work
done on Sundays and other holidays. Pre-.
vious to the great strike last winter, when
the 'longehcremen struck out Of sympathy
with the coal .heavera, and also To hoin
out the striking 'longshoremen Of the Oil
Dominion Steamship Company, most oI
them were getting between 80 and 40
cents an hour for day work, and 60 centp
per hour for night work, y - $50 - I
q. When the great strike was lost and thew
applied for work on the piers, thew fonnd
the steamship companies were payinr the
new men only IS cents an hour for nivht
work, and they were told that thew coSld
not get any more. The companies also re-
insed to discharge the new hands, and Of
Tered employment only to those old hands
Tor whom vacancies could be found, This
lon1gshoremen accepted tho inevitable.
and gradually the companies discharged
the green hands who were taken during
the strike, and put old men in their places.
They could get more work out of them in
given time. "a. $3.50 ~, =
In course Of time all, or nearly all, of the
old hands were at work again. and thew
decided to make an effort to get their old
rates. Yesterday their officers published
q notice 10 the ship owners, steyedorea
and captains, demanding 60 centa mar
hour for night work and on legal HOLIDAYS.
Window Glass Men Want More Pay.
PlrTssuRan, Pa, July 2O.-The window
glaes manufacturers and .workmen hold a
conference at which the scale Of wages 4
for the next sire" was discussed. II /.
said the workmen have presented a de-
msnd for an increase Of 10 Der cant in
blowers and cutters and s per cent in
gathers wages. The manuiacturera
are opposing D.. the demand I On
the ground that stocks are much
larger than they should be after the short
run OF last year, and they hold that pricea
are lower to-day than they have been for
nine years past. 1t Is stated on good an.
thority that the gathers will inslat nnnn
q readjustment Of their wages this wear.
An amicsble adjustment OF their difiereu-
ces, however, is anticipated. ~. a52i2 :, =
The conference adjourned tonight,
without reaching an agreement, to meet
again on August 8. The workers proposi-.
ton was rejected by the manufacturers.
who offered to pay last years wages with
come concessions on their part, OF ii the
workmenpreferred, they promised to guar.
anteet ten months work, paying for the same
81 GOO to single strength blowers, ST. 500
to double strength blowers and $500 to
the big double strength blowers. This
provision was in turn refused by the
workmen and the conference adjourned.
A settlement is expected at the next
meeting. Fl giS5fll rs ; y lilf -
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WIEN crampsd you have no time 70 az a..
pertinent. Z on want relief II possible. At
once. Tell. your druggist you; want Fred.
Browne Ginger-the genuine, l. n
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Y A mortgage for ten million dollars, exc.
cuted in favor Of Mercantile Trust Com
pany, Of New York, by the Pittsburgh &
Western Railroad Company, was recorded
at New Castle, Pa, Monday. ,3,i5 IA
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S32Sst LlGhtning's Freak Mt Weston,
nfeidl Dl8ndirh In Lhs Jnfsll}rA,.., ~ l1sI55E,3

WESTON. ". VA, July 2o.-The whole.
sale grocery house Of Ruhl, Koblog,a,,rd 4
%. was struck by lightning at six o'clock
this evening during an electric storm
The centre Of the roof was torn consider.
ably and the current passed down an Ella.
vator to the cellar, doing some SLIGHT dam.
age. A little son Of BookkeeperS 81. O.
Orr was severely shocked. Fi-.titB Z,
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/; CABLE NOTES

The Agincourt, iron screw armor. plated
ship, was run into and damaged by the
Black Prince, Of the same class, ct Pforts.
mouth, England. 3;''5.1'.7's / -
An exploring expedition headed by
Joseph Manson 10 about to start Tor Lake
Chad. Central Africa. Andrew Carnegie
supplies the, bulk Of the funds. Iii
Native. reports at Bombay that Russia il
secretly negotiating with the Governor Of
Yarkanda, in Chinese Turkestaa nj for
permission TO pass atroops across the
country. .253g3'f, I - ~
Mr.. Blaine has decided not to 40 TO
Splthead to witnesB the Jubilee military
review. Senators Hawiey and Frye. and
Murat Halstead will accompany the di.
plomatic corps to spithead. IA iiii33Is
Baron seilliere. the rich Frepc6msn who
was placed in the lunatic asylum by his
relatives, who charged that be was insane
over imaginary, fortunes he had made in
America, has been released from the asy-
lum. q {, a ~ M "A ~
Rifle contests for the kalapore Cup took
place at Wimbledon yesterday. The
English team won the cup with an sbpre.
gate score OF no. The Canadian team
was second with GG3. The second prize,
which the Canadian team received. was
eighty pounds sterling. :. 8 -